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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
8
The Firemen topped the field with 41 points on Thursday evening, November 16, as Columbus line finished second with 34 and the bermans last at 25. The next set is scheduled for Thursday evening, November 23, at the Firemen’s reel on Walden Street.
Concord notes detail November happenings including Wing n Sudbury Road closure and Beacon Street plans. A poster by Miss Warren draws from Richardson's Drug Store window while Mr and Mrs Urquhart announce the birth of daughter Mary in Manchester New Hampshire. Auction for Near East Relief hosts 30 to 40 tables at the Country Club chaired by Mrs Bradford with potential follow up event.
Echoes from a game quote the Fire Fighters as strengthening each week with two substitutes delivering. A fan says Hibernians may win, while the firemen hold hope and Uncle’s praise spurs them for the tournament.
On Wednesday evening November 29 the St Bernard's parish reunion will be held in Monument Hall. Mrs Eilen Keefe is chairman with committee members Mrs Davia Rees Ald Bemoecr Miss Frenies Loughlin and Mrs Joel erine Powers.
Mrs Alfred M Abler of Sudbury Road showcases a new carnation variety named Morning Glow praised for its colour size and fragrance. A Boston gallery features etchings for West Wind by Ts nomenh and Hans W Miller crafted Act II of Believe Me Xwntippe. A fireplace built entirely from newspapers with a frame impressed observers. The Novembenteked results report a three vote loss and one vote gain.
The Character Party by the Ladies Av O HL raised funds for St Bernard's Parish children. About 159 attendees saw Miss Nyberg win first prize in a Brittany peasant girl costume, with Mrs Manning second and Mrs Crowe third after a two part Flapper display.
The Alumni of the Class of ’22 led by C. Hi. S. will host a dance at the Town Hall Concord on Thanksgiving night.
Several Sudbury residents in hospitals are reported to be improving. Hiram Bennett of Weston, a former resident, visited local friends recently. Charles Baldwin had a riding accident near Upeart last week and suffered broken ribs but is improving though in pain. The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Fred Elser's home and planned attendance at the Allied Bazaar in Boston to encourage local contributions.
Miss Shepley of Punkatasset Hill to host the Cord Musical Club on Tuesday November 28 at 11 30 a m. Helen Constance Appleby recovered from appendectomy at Deaconess Hospital after surgery on Tuesday night November 14 and is expected to leave hospital November 22.
George Cranch How aged 64 dies in Chicago on Monday November 13 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves a widow and a seven year old son Charles I How. Survived by brothers AshIay Palmer How of Chicago and Walter Nelson How of Concord. He left Concord in 1894 for Yuma Arizona.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon, November 16, for a local resident. The burial followed at Rosehill Cemetery.
Charity event announced at Centre Town Hall in Concord on Friday evening November 24. Proceeds benefit local charities and attendees are expected to wear Denacatelepee times.
In a Boston Post excerpt a warning targets Concord's express wagon drivers as reckless. The piece cites that the worst drivers in streets are express wagon operators and rails against their motor cars and horses attached to wagons.
The Concord fire department battled a roadside blaze at Helshers barn on the id Road Sunday afternoon. Firefighters pumped water through 1000 feet of hose from Spencer Brook and saved twelve cows. five hay stacks and a large quantity of potatoes and apples were lost.
Fire crews were called to a blaze near a house and barn that scorched property. Estimated loss hovered around 3000 dollars, covered by Middlesex Mutual Insurance Company. All out before 4.40.
Mrs William H Forbes spoke before the Women's Parish Association last Monday on Mr Emerson in Concord. Attendees recall his quiet home charm and the speaker quoted Carlisle noting Emerson left for England and vanished like an angel from the hall.
A Wednesday afternoon sale held at the Unitarian church in Concord raised funds for Near East Relief. The event featured rummage items and similar contributions, with attendees noting everyone finds something to give for a worthy cause. Mrs. Sarah Coburn of Brookline is mentioned in connection with the sale.
Miss Buck offers velvet hats at a deep discount to clear stock before Christmas cards arrive. Limited remaining quantities advertised as a closing out sale to make room for new holiday items.
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